Kernels (newbie)

[Matthew S-H]

Yeah.  I already have the NTFS drives mounted in /etc/fstab for all 
users.  I had assumed you meant r/w support tho.  Too bad...

And the thing with synaptic is that not all the packages (especially 
some of the source only packages) have descriptions.  ...At least, not 
descriptive ones.  And I need to know a little bit about any 
dependencies it might have, what features it provides, what features it 
doesn't provide, etc...

And there should prolly be a good kernel installation reference guide 
for people who are new to the entire idea of compiling kernels.


~Matt



On Mar 17, 2005, at 11:37 AM, John DeCarlo wrote:

> On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 09:20:06 -0500, Matthew S-H <mathbymath at aol.com> 
> wrote:
>> For me, NTFS filesystem support would be useful.  How would I go about
>> finding that specific kernel?
>
> You should already have NTFS support built in.  Of course, it is
> read-only support, but read-write support isn't really ready for prime
> time yet.
>
>> And is there any place that I can find a generalized list of the
>> "stable" kernels that are available and what additional features they
>> offer?  This would be awesome, and might help me get around many of 
>> the
>> issues I have.
>
> synaptic can help you a lot with package searches.
>
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